Hey Big Rig Guys!

[Milford]

That big air seeder with those big yellow tanks was fun. 11'11" wide and 14'2" tall.
That windrower was another fun one. I got to go around the Baltimore Beltway during rush hour and that thing was 11'11" wide.

 

[El chupacabra]

Last weekend I got a chance to Finally polish up everything on the truck and give it a good waxing.

I used to drive for them

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[dentexpowerstroke]

My newest addition

2012 Pete 389 tri-drive, 36" bunk, MX 485, 18 speed. It is still under construction, I am currently installing an aluminum gravel box. It will be pulling the trailer pictured.

Sooooo no chit but I built your sleeper haha I always remember the paint jobs that aren't solid colored.

 

[dirtflinger92]

Last weekend I got a chance to Finally polish up everything on the truck and give it a good waxing.

I wish i drove for TMC im personally a KW man but TMC seems like a good family company and them 379's are always in tip top shape

 

[Supersize]

Parking the piece of farm equipment...

for a Cadillac.

 

[OBS F350]

The only driving of these trucks done by me is in and out of the shop and maybe a road test, but the loads they haul are amazing:

^140 foot long. Propane tank

^110 foot bridge beam

^D11 dozer... Had 6 inches on each side of the dozer when pulling in the shop.... thing was HUGE!

This is our largest trailer that is used daily and the truck that pulls it:

^That's just the shop truck hooked to it.

^Kenworth W900? 600 horse Cummins 18 speed.

^How she sits on the lift... That will make the butt pucker.

^All stretched out

 

[dirtflinger92]

The only driving of these trucks done by me is in and out of the shop and maybe a road test, but the loads they haul are amazing:

^140 foot long. Propane tank

^110 foot bridge beam

^D11 dozer... Had 6 inches on each side of the dozer when pulling in the shop.... thing was HUGE!

This is our largest trailer that is used daily and the truck that pulls it:

^That's just the shop truck hooked to it.

^Kenworth W900? 600 horse Cummins 18 speed.

^How she sits on the lift... That will make the butt pucker.

^All stretched out

Looks like a t800 and that's a big arse propane tank there lol

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[Ia PWRSTKE]

Here I am hauling turkey litter.

And here is my newest project, Its an 96 that I bought and daycabbed. Still messing around with the pinstripes and a few other odds and ends.

Heres right after the sleeper was taken off.

 

[stroker2]

Here is a tree cutter/ buncher going to the high park fire in fort collins

These arent exactly big rig pics but related to the fire just in case anyone is interested. This is taken out of an 850k dozer. Just making some fire lines.

Army thought they could get to water down there...woops

I have plenty more pictures of the fire but my phone wont upload them for some dam reason :doh:

 

[DanicaPatricide]

1974 Peterbilt 352 with a single bed sleeper. 1693 Cat motor. found it on Craigslist for 4500 and I now want my CDL lol. i've always loved petes.

 

[duddy]

Here is a tree cutter/ buncher going to the high park fire in fort collins

These arent exactly big rig pics but related to the fire just in case anyone is interested. This is taken out of an 850k dozer. Just making some fire lines.

Army thought they could get to water down there...woops

I have plenty more pictures of the fire but my phone wont upload them for some dam reason :doh:

Nice HEMMT

 

[Stumblefoot]

[/ATTACH]

the green one is my current ride

 

[stroker2]

About time to bump this up i think. More of the truck i have been driving

And a couple crappy cell pics

 

[6point0damn2004]

nothing terribly special in our camp.
my uncles acl64 with a 450horse 3406C cat and 13 speed RR

we also have a mid 80's ford 9000 single axle dump with a 300 horse cat its the plow truck but i dont have any pics of it

I love the autocar volvos!

 

[6point0damn2004]

The only driving of these trucks done by me is in and out of the shop and maybe a road test, but the loads they haul are amazing:

^140 foot long. Propane tank

^110 foot bridge beam

^D11 dozer... Had 6 inches on each side of the dozer when pulling in the shop.... thing was HUGE!

This is our largest trailer that is used daily and the truck that pulls it:

^That's just the shop truck hooked to it.

^Kenworth W900? 600 horse Cummins 18 speed.

^How she sits on the lift... That will make the butt pucker.

^All stretched out

I didnt know WW did heavy haul. I see WW trucks around here all the time, bulk trailers at the grain mill

 

[vcassens]

I didnt know WW did heavy haul. I see WW trucks around here all the time, bulk trailers at the grain mill

:whs:

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[Cat_rebel]

Some of the rigs from my work, high hood T800 setup as a service/support truck for the mill. T800 "short double" (quad axle dump with a 24ft 6 axle pup trailer) & one of our Petes that is dedicated to lowboy. All "MI Specials" with double wall frames & balloon front tires. Have to get some pics of the rest of the fleet sometime.

 

[OBS F350]

:whs:

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Yea I live in the same town as their main yard/office and didn't know how big they were until I started working for them LOL. 500+ trucks and 2,000+ trailers now. We have flatbed/step deck, heavy haul, bulk (biggest division by far) where we haul cement, flour, sugar, and a few other odds and ends. Dump wagons, tanker, and reefer.

We definitely have our hands in a little bit of everything, makes being a mechanic pretty fun, get to do do alot of odd jobs and setting up all sorts of different trailers for big hauls and whatnot.... Now if only they would stick to 1 make of truck. We have every make but Freightliner, Western Star, and Sterling lol.

 

[6point0damn2004]

How hard is it getting on the heavy haul side

 

[vcassens]

Yea I live in the same town as their main yard/office and didn't know how big they were until I started working for them LOL. 500+ trucks and 2,000+ trailers now. We have flatbed/step deck, heavy haul, bulk (biggest division by far) where we haul cement, flour, sugar, and a few other odds and ends. Dump wagons, tanker, and reefer.

We definitely have our hands in a little bit of everything, makes being a mechanic pretty fun, get to do do alot of odd jobs and setting up all sorts of different trailers for big hauls and whatnot.... Now if only they would stick to 1 make of truck. We have every make but Freightliner, Western Star, and Sterling lol.

So you are a mechanic with them? If you don't mind me asking what do you get paid and how are they to work for? I am looking for a new job and I am a mechanic and they a have an office/shop about 6 miles from my house in alton, Il and I was thinking about applying with them I would just like some feedback from one of there employees

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